CRICKET

Greymouth Evening Star, 29 November 1929, Page 8

CRICKET

UNFRIENDLY TEST MATCHES.

(By Gable—Press Assn.—Copyright.)

(Received November 29, 10 a.m.) LONDON, November 28. Speaking at a Cricket Club din ner A. P. F. Chapman said that the test matches were extraordinarily unfriendly. Personally, he would rather play club cricket than any other.

United A v. Cobden at the Rec. on Sunday:—Kear, King, Timlin, Cooper, Merriman, Pascoe, Baldwin, Clarke, Spender, Matthews, Casey. Cobden seniors v. United A at Recreation Ground, Sunday 1.30: —Barlow, Knapp, Gillin,' Goode, Smith, Heganbotham, Mclntosh, Langbein, Walton, El Dewar, Thompson. Juniors v. Kokiri at Cobden, Sunday 1.30 :—Gilmour, Pike, Smith, Baird, Sexton, Eggleton, Hyndman, Stapleton, Lok Guy, Barlow. The Camerons’ team to play Watersiders at Camerons on Sunday, at 1.30, will be chosen from Allen, Archer, Dalkie, Gosling, Griffiths, Nissen, MeConnon, Ogilvie, Malone, Hunter, Potter, Gladstone, Wilson. | United juniors to play Marist at Victoria Park at 1.30 p.m. on Sunday: —Sharp, Garbutt, O’NeilD., Grboby L., Grooby H., Hopkirison, Williamson, Frew, Dias, Baldwin, Osmers. t The team to represent Mririst against United at the Park on Sunday will be picked from the following:

—Fr. Gregory, Br. Stephen, N. Bay- ' ley, O. Morris, V. Sheehan, F. Bayley, E. O’Brien, M. Kiely, N. Lord, J. Gilbert, J. Griffen, J. O’Donnell. Players to be at Park at 1 p.m. \ ■